City conducts public hearings on fuel storage tax for airport gas and Mid Island Fuel

January 03, 2025 | Nantucket County, Massachusetts


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City conducts public hearings on fuel storage tax for airport gas and Mid Island Fuel
The Nantucket Select Board convened on July 9, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including two public hearings regarding fuel storage taxes.

The first public hearing focused on an application to increase the fuel storage tax for airport gas. Following this, the board moved to the second public hearing concerning Mid Island Fuel, which also sought an increase in its fuel storage tax.

These discussions are part of the board's ongoing efforts to manage fuel storage regulations and ensure compliance with local tax policies. The outcomes of these hearings will be crucial for both the airport and Mid Island Fuel as they navigate the implications of the proposed tax increases.

The meeting highlighted the board's commitment to reviewing and adjusting local regulations in response to the needs of fuel providers in the area. Further decisions regarding these applications are expected to follow as the board continues its deliberations.

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